Return of flooding catches city hall off guard … again

Here we go again! A relatively small bit of mango rains last week caused big flooding throughout town, catching City Hall off guard. One can only hope the recent floods are a blessing in disguise in that this will prompt City Hall to clean out the storm drains before the real rainy season hits.

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Asia-Pacific region’s largest multinational exercise begins in Thailand

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Pattaya officials signed a tourism-cooperation agreement with Qingdao, China to facilitate exchange of knowledge and technology, as well as see Pattaya exhibit at a 2014 floral show there..

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2011 floods slash GDP to 1%: Thai central bank

Thai and foreign music fans alike found something to enjoy at the first Silverlake Music Festival.

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Father Ray Foundation rolls to victory in 4th Pattaya Bed Race  

The Regent’s continues to show off their entrepreneurial skills with students of all ages organizing and getting involved in their own businesses.

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Bavaria made a move up the standings from fourth to second place after winning three points from Tea Party who dropped to fourth place.

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Piyasvasti Amranand, president of Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) recently was a keynote speaker on the topic “2012: Navigating the Headwinds” at the PATA (Thailand Chapter) Forum on HUB City 2012,

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